Turn your camera into a virtual dressing room. Upload a clothing reference, preview an outfit in motion and save the live result as a video.
Explore a jacket, a shirt or a different outfit with live virtual try-on. Your camera supplies the person and movement; the reference image guides the clothing change. Use the result to explore a look before styling a shoot or choosing an outfit. Use one editing mode at a time.
Clothing try-on compares shirts, jackets and other outfits. Style transfer changes the video's visual treatment. Character replacement changes the person; background replacement changes the setting behind them.
Replaces the clothes you are wearing with the garment in your reference image while keeping your face, pose and movement. Use a product photo or flat lay that shows one garment from the front. Garments with a clear outline and visible details, such as jackets, shirts, dresses and knitwear, are easier to follow.
Repaints the whole frame in the look of your reference, such as watercolor, anime, film or illustration. Your movement stays the same while colors, textures and line work follow the reference. Choose an image with one consistent style rather than a mix of several looks.
Replaces the person on camera with the character in your reference, who then follows your pose and movement. Use a half-body or full-body image of a single character on a plain background. Use only characters you created or have permission to use.
Keeps you in the frame and replaces the setting behind you with the place in your reference. A wide image of an empty scene works best. Stand a little away from the wall and keep the camera steady so the edges of your body stay clean.
Select Virtual try-on and upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP clothing image up to 2 MB. Show the garment's cut and details clearly, without obstructions, collages or busy backgrounds. You can use a clear frame from a video. Upload only material you have permission to use.
Face the camera with your head, shoulders and clothing inside the guide. Use even lighting, a steady camera and slow movements. Adjust your distance if clothing is cropped. The guide helps with framing; it does not measure clothing size.
Sign in, choose a duration and start the session. You can switch references or modes; recordings are saved to history. The camera does not start automatically. Grant permission and check framing before AI editing. Camera video and the reference are sent for live processing; the microphone is off. Stop the session and turn off the camera when finished.
The preview compares appearance, without guaranteeing size or fabric behavior. Prints, text and garment edges may differ from the product. Before buying, check the retailer's size chart, product photos, fabric description and return policy.
Upload photos of the pieces you are considering and switch between them in one session to see color, cut and proportion on you in motion. Then confirm the size with the retailer's chart.
Preview outfit and background combinations before booking a studio or packing a wardrobe, then share the recording with a photographer or stylist.
Record a styled clip with outfit, style or scene changes captured live, then download it from history to edit or post.
See how a costume or character design looks in motion before you make or order it.
Record yourself in a studio, on a street or by the sea without moving the camera or building a set.
2 credits/second, rounded up to whole seconds. Starting purchases the full duration; stopping early or leaving does not refund credits. Image and mode changes cost no extra credits. Choose 15 / 30 / 60 seconds or a custom 10–300 seconds. Uploaded video is charged by its detected duration. Each session allows 8 reference submissions, including the first image.
2 credits per second, with time rounded up to whole seconds. The full duration is charged at the start; leaving early does not refund credits.
If the session fails before the live video starts, the reserved credits are returned automatically. Once the live video has started, the full duration is charged, even if the connection drops or you leave early.
No. Virtual try-on uses your personal credits only. Switch to your personal workspace before you start a session.
Use your camera or upload a video. Images are references only; a still portrait cannot replace the video input.
Upload an MP4 or MOV file up to 100 MB and 300 seconds long. Uploaded video is charged by its detected duration, rounded up to whole seconds.
Play, share or download recordings from history. Wait for saving to finish before leaving.
Recordings from accounts without a subscription or purchased credits carry a small seedance2ai.io watermark. Accounts with a subscription or purchased credits download recordings without it.
Yes. Upload up to 8 reference images before you start. The session begins with the first image, and you can click another one during the session to switch. One garment per image gives the clearest result.
You can change references and modes without an extra fee. The timer and reference limit still apply.
A new reference usually appears on the live video within a few seconds. The session timer keeps running, so wait for the change before switching again.
Tops, jackets, dresses and other garments photographed alone, from the front and in good light work best. Very loose pieces, layered outfits and fine prints are harder to reproduce exactly.
No. It does not measure your size or guarantee fit. Check the retailer's size chart and product details.
The microphone is off. Camera video is sent for live processing after AI editing starts.
2 credits/second, rounded up to whole seconds. Starting purchases the full duration; stopping early or leaving does not refund credits. Image and mode changes cost no extra credits.
